[CatOwner]

Ouch!

[hoe_cake]

I don’t like Rasmussen today. :(

[cookcounty]

Going the other way from Gallup.

[cookcounty]

Going the other way from Gallup.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Weird. Did he readjust the party affiliations again?

[avacado]

Ouch is right! But Rasmusssen polls at Dems 39% and Reps 33%. The 2004 presidential election had a turnout of Dems 37% and Reps 37%.

[GoCards]

wow

[God luvs America]

not matter how anyone wants to cut it, or claim this is BS, or say Raz is on drugs, etc- this is not good news at all...

[jpf]

Ah, so NOW Gallup has it even, battleground has McCain ahead and Ras has Obama surging. I give up, there is like NO correlation between these polls at all now.

[Westbrook]

As more people make up their minds, they are breaking for Obama.

Thanks to the endless media barrage against McCain/Palin, and especially against Palin.

The people are, apparently, more easily duped this election cycle than last.

Let us not forget what God said to Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4:17.

The Most High ruleth in the kingdom of men, and giveth it to whomsoever He will and setteth up over it the basest of men.

[screaminsunshine]

Forget daily polls they mean nothing.

[jackv]

Do they factor in the 18% undecided?

[housedeep]

outlier

rasmussen surge is a week behind gallup.

[Piquaboy]

I cannot believe how many stupid people there are in the U.S.. You have to be a mental case to vote for a disguised Muslim who is as dumb as a post and tells lies without any effort at all.

[econjack]

I don't know about the rest of the country, but here in Indy I'm seeing 5 Obama ads to each McCain ad. One of the ads shows a lady saying she was paid 40% less than men doing the same work. If Obama ever read the research on wage differentials (e.g., work by Herb Parnes, Belton Fleisher, and others) he would understand why they exist. The GOP could also turn that ad around and point to Dems who supported the same bill they say McCain supported. Similar ads could be put out by the GOP. What I'm hoping I'm seeing is a relative few ads now, storing up for an avalanche of ads in the two weeks before the election.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Well, I guess that’s it then. I’ll tell all of my Republican friends to stay home and not vote because a sampling of 500 people or so say McCain/Palin won’t win. *SMIRK*

[Koblenz]

This is not good news at all. Damn.

Let's hope McCain does well in the debate. If not, it's hello socialism.

Card Check

Nationalized Health Care

Higher taxes

Higher electricity prices

But hey, if Obama does everything he wants (and the Senate and house will go along, I'm sure), that'll at least solve the immigration crisis we're having. After our economy tanks, a lot of immigrants may decide they'll just go back to Mexico or Guatemala or wherever they came from.

[Right Wing Assault]

Let’s face it, folks. No matter what they say, these polls are +/- 5 to 10% on any given day.

[rollo tomasi]

The polls are the equivalent to hurricane models saying precisely where it will be in 7 days, all over the place with fudge up internals. Don’t worry just keep pounding away.

[housedeep]

also remember ras said that weds nite was an absolutely huge nite for Obama
you are seeing that in this poll.
last nite might not have been as good

[AxelPaulsenJr]

McCain is toast, put a fork in him, especially after he has screwed the bailout. Bet he doesn’t poll 30 percent.